Sentence examples for gate hinges from inspiring English sources

"Back earlier, when they were sneaking into the Radley yard, they spit on the gate hinges to stop them from squeaking.

In some, two leaves form a mitre gate hinged to the side walls of the dock.

A similar process across the floor at the entrance incorporated a cofferdam of interlocking steel sheetpiling, which allowed the sill and gate hinge to be constructed in the dry.

It said the problem was the drop gate hinge design in the top rail of the crib, which can trap a baby's fingers when it is folded down.

In a book published in the same year, William Berry noted the presence of an "iron hook of a gate hinge" on some rocks, approximately three miles out at sea from Lihou, along with the remains of old roads, and surmised that Lihou may have been significantly larger in the past but that the sea had eroded a considerable portion.

If it's a large gate hinge with a long point, cut off the excess metal so that it does not protrude excessively.

Magidovich, E. & Yifrach, O. Conserved gating hinge in ligand- and voltage-dependent K+ channels.

Zhao, Y. et al. A gating hinge in Na+ channels; a molecular switch for electrical signaling.

Channel opening follows a conserved mechanism of inner helix bending using a flexible glycine residue, the gating hinge, seen in MthK and most other tetrameric cation channels.

It is therefore possible that this reduced interaction at the gating hinge impairs the increase in Ca2+ selectivity of Orai1 that occurs upon STIM1 gating, rendering AARAE-V102C-Orai1 AARAE-V102C-Orai1 AARAE-V102C-Orai1ivering the lessl Ca2+ signal.

The L97D mutant appears to promote inner helix bending at the glycine gating hinge (Gly92) and the direction of the helix bend is parallel with the orientation of the linker between the pore and the gating ring.